that's the dark natalie portman but you see every side of her.this role. a lot of people talking about the possibility of an oscar. >> and she does a lot of her own dancing. >> a lot of her own dancing. trained for more than a year. >>> we're going to begin with the latest on the case of the ex-producer of "survivor" accused of killing his wife. he's due in court. mike von fremd is in los angeles has the very latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. mexican police say bruce beresford-redman is the only one suspect in the death of his wife. while on vacation in cancun. what the police are deciding whether the reality show producer can be released on bail while he waits to see if he can be sent back from mexico. the tv producer says this was supposed to be a healing vacation to give the family time to resolve troubling issues. instead, wife monica's nude body was discovered floating in a hotel septic tank. and mexican police say they've uncovered incriminating information about the husband. >> it puts us in a very stressful an

she was handling on event at the beverly hills hotel two blocks from where she was shot for natalie portmanunche luncheon for "the swan," the motion picture that's coming out. some of our clients that were being handled. she was in an exclusive club, mainly oscar nominated, gloelden globe nominated. she was in an upper club and she was not old school but she was only 64. some people say, well, is that old? i don't think so. especially when i'm pushing that. but she was a trained professional. but she suffered -- she didn't suffer fool's wealth. she did have a short fuse. i think i'm going to go with what the beverly hills -- which is where our company is, and the mayor and the beverly hills courier who got involved with this controversy on friday, thursday, with that sort of bogus story about it was a professional hit. i know that the mayor has apologized in a way for it and there were some friction between the beverly hills police. so we're back to ground zero again. we're back to anything could go. so there's all kinds of speculations. >> yeah, the question is, though, if it was a hit, a

natalie portman, a ballerina spinning out of control, trying to make it in new york city.psychological thriller. everyone is excited about it. i hear it is kind of terrifying. >> spinning outof control. not sure which way you were going with that. >> psychologically. >> it should be interesting. she is a great actress. and "unstoppable." >> the first big movie opening this weekend. denzel washington and rosario dawson, trying to stop a runaway train full of hazardous material. it has a lot of thrills, one of the things our critic likes, there is not a lot of special effects, it takes its time to thrill you. it is a pot burner. a simmer. >> that sounds like a good one. that will be at my house, people will want to see. we arehappy to see you. happy to hear about all the things coming up. for more ide about what can you do for your weekend, log on to the "around the town section." or going ou guide at "the washington post."com. >> pat. >> coming up on news 4, fraternities at george washington university areunder investigation for hazing, and hearing from passengers who have

. >> reporter: natalie portman will get all kinds of awards as a ballerina in black swan.asochism and madness. >> i like the way she moves. effortless. she's not faking it. >> reporter: director has one aim. to give you a drug experience. and as the innocent portman surrenders to her dark side to play the black swan in swan lake it's a trip, all right. but sometimes the line between hypnotic and stupefying is very thin. now i haven't seen the big release. gulliver's travels, the new narnia. the one i can't wait for is joel and ethan cone's remake of true grit. and, yes, john wayne was indelible and who needs remakes? but the cones don't need the work. they wouldn't do this with jeff bridges and matt damon and josh brolin if they weren't going to blow some new holes in the western genre. have a great holiday season and don't go too heavy to the popcorn and milk duds. >> i'm not here to discuss personal matters. >> why are you here then? >> because i bloody well stammer. >> osgood: you've heard the reviews. next meet the star. katie couric talks with colin firth. >> it's ver

seeing and rachel macadams as an overachiever, the few young actresses that actually has she in natalie portmanthe best of their generation and it is worth seeing, and it is something to see. and later on the show, a couple of new movies, and on dvd not to mess. thank you, so much for being here. and the people liking, >> come down and see us! >> and hope to see you. and the relief to enjoy that holidays. back to markey and his adult-really enjoy the holidays at the embarcadero. back to you, marty and isabel the and and how about knitting? and debbie will create works of art. we are beyond. but at some of the stuff we're going to talk to the author of stich and pitch. kron 4 news this weekend >> you have a ph.d. from yale. >> yes. >> the psychology of women. >> naturally, debbie deals with the psychology of women by creating stitch and pitch superstar knitting in san francisco, and how many books? >> this is my fifth. >> now, fine art. >> and before we get to the fine art to the basics. first of all, the stitching. what is the concept? >> when i first got back into this when i was first obsesse

natalie portman here, who is practicing for a lead in a production of "swan lake" and she basically hasd. it's scary. all the things that "swan lake" is not. and it's, i think this is going to kick off some awards season buzz here, harry. i think it will get a lot of nominations. >> very good. dalton ross, always a pleasure to see you. thank you very much. we'll see you at the movies. >> absolutely. >> now here's maggie. >>> we are continuing our "senior moment" this morning with our print partners at "usa today" and the oldest of the baby boomers get ready to mark their 65th birthdays in january, this is supposed to be a festive season but a number of common holiday activities can cause very unhappy injuries as we get older. geralyn coopersmith is here with ways that we can kind of holiday proof our baby boomer bodies, right? kwl exactly. exercise becomes more important than ever during the holidays. >> and exercise specifically among this age group. why is it so critical? >> a multitude of reasons. on average, a fit, older person is physiologically about ten years younger than someone